This library allows you to quickly and easily use the Mailgems API v1 via Ruby. It is also an Action Mailer adapter for using Mailgems in Rails apps. It uses the Mailgems HTTP API internally.

MailGrabber is yet another solution to inspect sent emails.

Ruby client for Mailgun API that provides methods to use subset Mailgun Events and Storage API functionality as a disposable email address service.

Tool for sending fast mailings in one SMTP connection

A mail patch for decoding some improper mails

A mail patch for encoding conventional mail

Marks in an email HTMl-links and creates a list of all links at the bottom of the mail-text. Best used with the Mutt MUA

A delivery method that wrapps another delivery method and logs all successfull deliveries. It logs to ./log/emails/#{Time.now....}.eml

Lodges a callback with `Mail`, capturing all of the mail being sent, and logging it to it's own file, so you can simply look back through that file to see what's up.

ActionMailer send method for madmimi api

A Mad Mimi delivery method for the Ruby Mail library, with Rails 3 support.

A web interface to view emails sent out when developing in Rails

MailPlugger helps you to use one or more mail providers. You can send emails via SMTP and API as well.

MailPot is a simple SMTP server honeypot that will catch emails and store them in S3 and then pop a message into SQS for later processing

Delivery method for Mail gem. Delivers mail to a beanstalk queue

Retrieves messages from a mail server and resends them to a list of recievers.

Gem for inbound mail via Postfix MTA. Creates separate worker process for delivery to app.

# Single File Delivery Method for Mail gem ## Summary This gem is a delivery-method plug-in for [mail](https://github.com/mikel/mail) that delivers all mail to a single file for testing. The Mail gem already provides a file delivery-method that appends a copy of each message to a file named after each message recipient, but I want them to all go to a single file so that I can monitor them from another window with `tail -f my-file`, or `cat my-named-pipe` while I hand-test the web interface from a browser. Of course this is _in addition to_ running automated tests with Rspec and Cucumber. At some point in development, I want to actually see the pages and enter my own inputs and perhaps display the mail messages in an HTML reader. ## Synopsis Mail.defaults do delivery_method SingleFileDelivery => '/tmp/my-file.txt' end

This is a slack bot which receives and posts emails to slack.

Mail extension for sending mails using an SMTP connection pool